Amateur Billiard Champion Contest Opens in Chicago
The National Association of Amateur Billiard Players hosts the first open championship at the Chicago Athletic Association with free admission. Seven players compete including C. F. Conklin and Calvin Demarest. prizes include a solid silver cup, a Brunswick cup, a diamond studded watch, and medals. The event runs nine days with a dense schedule of one game tonight and two daily thereafter to resolve ties.
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Chicago
National Association of Amateur Billiard Players
Chicago Athletic Association
Fan 16
C. F. Conklin
Brunswick-Balke Collender Company
Inconteta de
Clase A
Charles
Calvin Demarest
Lawn tennis opens south of France tournament at Nice
The twelfth annual open tournament for the lawn tennis championship of the south of France began at the Nice Lawn Tennis Club after events in Monte Carlo and Mentone. Prizes include the Nice Cup 2000 francs and other cups 1500 to 1600 francs with handicaps and strict rule enforcement. Notables present include royal and aristocratic members of many European houses and competing Americans and English players. In Scranton Pa, John Randolph Cooke and Mary Elizabeth Cooke celebrate their eightieth birthday twins, oldest in the United States if not the world.
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France
Nice
Monte Carlo
Mentone
Paris
United States
Newport
Grand Cercle du Casino Municipal de
Union Des Societies Francaises de Sports Athletiques
The
Lawn Tennis Association
Nice Lawn Tennis Club
Clementine
Belgium
Slebate
Scranton
John Randolph Cooke
Mary Elizabeth Cooke
Yeater
State Missionary Convention Opens in Indianapolis
One of the most important Methodist Episcopal church conventions in Indiana has convened in Indianapolis. The gathering draws a large attendance with representation from every district of the state. The aim is to unite conference and district officers, pastors, local church representatives, and young peoples societies within Indiana.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Methodist Episcopal Church of
Indiana
Hungarians Settle in Union County Colony Plan
Scores of Hungarians from this district prepare to move to Union county Nevada. A new Hungarian colony is being founded there led by Trinidad men Herman Deutsch Joseph Deme John Kovacs Stefan Kise and others. They expect many residents from the Las Animas county coal fields and a delegation will soon depart.
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Union County
Trinidad
Stefan Kise
Las Animas County
Rogers Interview With The Big Stick Exclusive Account
Washington March a Standard Oil official Henry H Rogers visits the White House for a curtained conference with the Big Stick. Rogers, famed on the witness stand, leaves in haste with questions unanswered as the two men discuss matters tied to Standard Oil and looming policy concerns.
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Washington
March
Henry H. Rogers
Standard O Co
White House
Pennsylvania Avenue
Rogers
Mr. Rogers
Big
Garfield
Big Stick
Panama Canal
H. H
Remembering Jim Bentley in Thornton Notice
Special correspondence from Thornton, N M dated March 11 reports the death of James D Bentley from hydrophobia. An old soldier and pensioner, Bentley was linked with Major Bogardus of Thornton. He asked for two pitiful favors before his death and was transported to Verrucos after illness. He once lived in Thornton and drove a small stage to the Coehill district and appeared on the Topeka Kansas pension rolls.
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Thornton
N. M
James D. Bentley
Cerrillos
Major Bogardes
Jim
Verrulos
Bogardus
Toornton
Coehill
Topeka
Kansas
Indian youth visitors greet notable Santa Fe guest
Arizona arrived in Santa Fe to visit several Indian youths at the United States Indian school. Captain Norris is described as one of the biggest Indians in the country, standing over six feet tall and weighing about 280 pounds.
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Arizona
Santa Fe
United States Indian School
Captain Norris
Chamberlain Cough Remedy Endorsed by Editor in Missouri
W. W. Kearney editor of the Independent at Lowry City Missouri urges families to keep Chamberlain's Cough Remedy on hand to curb colds at the onset and speed recovery. He touts its efficacy for croup in children and notes it can prevent attacks when given early. Sold by all druggists on the San Xavier Indian reservation mentions Captain Norris in Santa Fe visit.
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Chamberlain
W. W. Kearney
the Independent
Lowry C! Mo
Norris
Santa FE
Captain Norris
San Xavier
Colorado Telephone building plans and battery system rollout
A report describes the under ground Fourth Street line, the planned common battery system, and the Albuquerque telephone market. The Colorado Telephone building is set at 31 by 45 feet, three stories with a half cellar in the third for battery and engineering, business offices on the second, and Hello girls on the third. Owner McCarns doubts prolonged operation of two firms in Albuquerque. He may relocate to Denver tonight.
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Wisconsin
Mitwaukee
Wis
Dem
Consin Humane Society
Ares
Terry's Hall
North Fourth Street
Colorado Telephone
J. I. LaCriere
Secon
Hello” Girls
Albuquerque
McCarns
McCarn
Denver
Public Notice of Final Proof for Small Holding Claim 2072
Notice is given that Emilio Sanches has filed notice of intention to make final proof for Small Holding Claim No. 2072 under the 1891 act. Proof will be made before the U.S. commissioner in Albuquerque on April 17, 1906. Witnesses listed: Juan Sanchez y Apodaca, Edward F. Otero, Feminio Perea, Manuel Alderete. Protesters may cross-examine and present rebuttal evidence at the time and place.
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Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Santa Fe
N. M
United States
Albuquerque
Emilio Sanches
Juan Sanchez Y Apodaca
Peralta
Edward F. Otero
Feminio Perea
Manuel Alderete
Anterior Department
Manuel R. Otero
Register
Colo ado Telephone to Move Into New Office Block
G B Mec ann assistant engineer for the Colorado Telephone company announced this afternoon that the firm will move into a new building at the southwest corner of Copper avenue and North Fourth street. Plans will be given to contractors Saturday with construction expected to start within two weeks. The company seeks to rush completion to gain needed space.
Capitol Hill of Albuquerque Promises Homes and Water
Real estate prospecting copy touts a compact tract eight blocks from downtown with over fifty blocks reserved for single family homes. It claims ownership of a water plant offering cheaper water to property lines, two large parks, cement walks, and tree-lined streets, with no factories stores or saloons in the area.
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Capitol Hill
Albuquerque
Silver Avenue Subdivision Deed Covenants Described
A public note outlines covenants for Silver Avenue and adjacent blocks. It describes a park to park street line with buildings on both sides, a no-structure projection rule, and a minimum house price of 34000 to ensure enduring refinement. The text emphasizes purchaser and heirs retain a desirable, quiet residential setting across time.
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Silver Avenue
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Massachusetts
Mark Silere
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Stim Fathers
Itea
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RTE
Jim Bentley
Philippines
W. M. Sherman
Cushing
Colorado
the Terrace Addition Improvement Company
IM. P. Siamm
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